| Date | Event | Location | Notes | Links |
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| 1749/1750, Jan.22 | Document | ? | Obadiah Albee Jr., Samuel Ball and Benjamin Ledite face a trial by a special court for the alleged "murther of one of the Eastern Indians soon after the conclusion of the peace." | |
| 1750, May 15 | Document | Northeast | Spencer Phips assures Marquis de Jonquiere, the governor of Quebec, that the Pigwacket and Abenaki Indians are not retained in the English settlements; they are not forced to remain during the war, but some volunteered to fight with the English at the siege of Louisburg and in Nova Scotia | |
| 1750, Jun.9 | Document | Maine | reference is made to the Androscoggin being almost extinct, a union of the Pigwacket and Androscoggins, and an Androscoggin wounded by some men charged with murder | |
| 1750, Jul.6 | Messenger Sent | ME | inviting the Norridgewock and Arresaguntacook [St.Francis] Indians to be present at a trial of a man accused of killing Wiscasset Indians | |
| 1750, Fall | Raid | Gorham ME | Indians carried away or killed a young man at New Marblehead | |
| 1750, Oct.30 | Letter | St. George | Sebauoodett states that he will interview the Arssaguntacook Indians and will report the results | |
| 1750/1751, Mar.4 | Report | ME | the intentions of the Canade Indians, regarding attacks on the English, are not yet known to the Norridgewock Indians, who will inform Captain William Lithgow at Richmond as soon as they know | |
| 1751, Apr.5 | Committee Appointed | to consider the final disposition of cases of those accused of the supposed crime (murder of the Indians at Wiscasset); also, the committee recommends the trials be held elsewhere than York County | ||
| 1751, May 15 | Report | Ft. Richmond ME | William Lithgow reports an interview with several Canada Indians who visited him | |
| 1752, Jun.12 | Report | Ft. Richmond ME | William Lithgow reports that some Canada Indians are in the vicinity of the fort, but do not come near to trade | |
| 1752, July | Document | NY | Abenaki demand English stay away from Abenaki lands | Abenaki Conference with Phineas Stevens |
| 1752, Jul.25 | Report | Canada | Jean [John] Starkes and others are taken by the Abenaki of St.Francois, who have adopted them and are determined to keep them ... Abigail Noble is adopted by the Abenaki of Bequancour | |
| 1752, Sep.1 | Report | ME | William Lithgow reports that the Canada Indians will not attend the conference at St.Georges as a body, but that some individuals may do so |
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